Sentence examples for increasing transmission of from inspiring English sources
In general, such studies have found increasing transmission of light starting around ~700 nm and peaking at about ~2000 nm.
Perceptual image quality evaluation has become an important issue, due to increasing transmission of multimedia contents over the Internet and 3G mobile networks.
The surface of the compound eye of the housefly is densely packed with microscopic projections that have the effect of reducing reflection and hence increasing transmission of incident light.
There's the decrease in food production from pollinator declines; increasing transmission of diseases like Ebola and Zika, which find humans to dwell in once their original animal hosts are gone; degradation of water supplies; and reduction in seed dispersal and decomposition processes.
The increase in numbers of patients with both HIV infection and TB has raised the potential for increasing transmission of drug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains (2 ).
The increase in international air travel, and the increasing transmission of dengue in the tropics mean that health care providers in western countries are more likely to be confronted with travel-acquired dengue infections [ 1].
Inactivation of RstR results in increased transcription of CTXf genes and increased transmission of both RS1 and CTXf.
Thus, we can decrease separation of the electrodes to increase transmission of the junctions.
They suggest that the achievable insertion loss is modest and that floating the track slab may in fact cause increased transmission of vibration under certain conditions.
The experiments within the designed feasibility study conducted with a pilot plant microfiltration system provided a higher phage retention (4.1 log units) and a significantly increased transmission of major whey proteins (up to 84%) in comparison with the laboratory plant.
Paull found that drought conditions increase transmission of the virus from mosquitos to human beings, for reasons that are still unclear.
